Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-07-21
II have q MOL Cow and Calf for sale.
10 WILLIAMS.

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This Is one OF the best In Tennessee, |
md was never more hourishing than at
Good lots Of wheat wanted. for cash.
Iy142t DossEa 4 Co.
Miss BallIc Mcclure and Miss Nan
ME Carpenter, who have been visiting Al
A. T. Dosscr's for SOM time, started for
heir home at Coyington. KY, Wednes.
day morning.
"A, few pairs OF thoroughbred black
Berkshire Pigs for sale. Call on George
+. Squibb.
Rev. +. Allison, pastor OF the Baptist
Church, has been preaching In the Bap-
list church at Greeneville since last Mon.
day night week. with large congregations
and deep interest.
Talbot. q little son Of J. Harvey
Mathes, Of Memphis. lies very sick at the
Planters House where Mr.. Mathes and
family are guests. The little fellow Is
suffering with Intermittent fever.
DIR. Mason's sermon. preached In the
Second Presbyterian church last Sabbath,
was very good. He showed very conclu.
sively from the Bible that that there IL
no true success without the favor gnd
help of God.
&C. E. Dosser, Postofice Inspector, In
charge Of the Division Of New York, and
family are home for a vislt-his family
for the summer and himself for about
two weeks. They are at the Washington
House at present.
Martin Stuart, the colored boy accus
ed of stealing q registered fetter from the
mail some mouths ago, was adjudged
guilty at the U. 8. Court at Knoxville.
last week, and was sentenced TO two years
in the penitentiary.
john Markwood. son Of Louis Mark.
wood, died Sunday morning. The funer.
al was held Monday, interment taking
place at the old family burying ground
on the farm of Mrs. Middleton. about
three miles southwest Of town.
-Robt. P. McEvoy, Of Macon. Ga,
spent several days in town this and las
week with his friend Will Mcpherson
Mr.. McEvoy has gone to Unaka SPRING
for a week or ten days. He will spent
some six weeks in the Tennessee noun
tains.
The cnterprising Managers OF thu
Knoxville Daily Sentinel have made ar
rangements to mail their lively sheet Of
the afternoon train, so that 1t will reacl
subscribers along the line of the railroa'
In the evening Madison day of publ
cation.
While two horses belonging to Ches
ter A.. Allison were playing in a field lai
Wednesday morning n of them receive
a kick from the other which broke b
left hind leg in two places. necessitatin
his being shot. The animal was o valu'
bic one and the loss is considerable. |,
Three large loads Of machinery We
sent out this week from the mill furnisl
ing establishment Of q. W. Bolinger. Il
. the Bachman mill at Clover Bottom. II
enterprise of Mr.. Bolinger Is building !
IN immense trade for him. He turns o.
q frst-class work and the people ore begi
ming to find 1t out.
! Mrs. L. G. Thompson. widow of A
lison Thompson, decd, Of Locust Mour
I died Monday morning at o'clock.
heart disease and softcning Of the brai
Mrs. II. had been In delicate health
some time but only took severely sick
" Wednesday previous to her death. Y
remains we're inferred Tuesday last
y Providence, Greene county.
-Laban Smith, formerly of this count
but for some years past a practicing
1t torney at Atlanta, Ga, died at the hor
of his brother. Pendleton Smith,
d Glazc's Ford, Sunday morning last, a
o'clock, of consumption. The funel
took place ct Earnest's chapel, PayI
town. Mr.. Smith had been at the hoI
of his brother for some two manths
s. the time Of his death.
lie Prof. A. NJ. Mettetal delivered q ]
ture at the courthouse Friday night la
J, The effort was well received by q &c
sized audience. Mr.. Mettatal confiI
ID himself mostly to incidents which hi
"a come under his observation during
no canvass in behalf Of the prohibit
amendment, p%ortraying the sad results
intemperance. The lecture closed W
IN eloquent appeal for Prohibition.
From Metuchen to Yosemite
vn Summer Tour to California" is the s
lot iect Of q lecture to be given at the Sect
Presbyterian church this evening
Rev. J. G. Mason. The lecture will
5 delivered under the auspices OF
80 Young Peoples Association, and
proceeds devoted to church work.
80 lecture will be entertaining and instr
tive, and no doubt there will be q 10
attendance.
We have heard II whispered I
Russells' will fail II they continue to
goods at the prices they now sell the
icr, but we see they receive new goods cv
Tor, few days, and sell them rs advertised
say they are satisfied with their pro
II The cash system Is the secret OF 1t oil
In state Bar Association.
The annual meeting Of the lawyer
sed now being held In Knoxville. The
son jects Of the association arc to foster Ii
W. science. maintain the honor and dig
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